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He could live in my shed with the spiders!

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That's usual for me

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Living in Sin - been there, done it, worn the t-shirt

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Years ago, l would never have 'Lived In Sin'. Thirty years later, l was! I hated it at first but then l got used to it!
These days, it's, 'That's your house, this is mine'!

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Yes, but it's not good for a 'true' relationship is it?

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I hate to say it but these days, my house is more important than any man!
I am fiercely protective of it!

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I know of at least two couples who are together a lot of the time but live in their own houses. One couple even have a Son together, but don't live together.
I also know a lot of people who live together but have no intention of getting married, My Daughter & her Partner to mention one couple.
It doesn't bother me, if people chose to live together without a wedding, it's up to them, even though I was brought up to believe that couples should be married.
I wouldn't/couldn't have done it in my era, it wasn't done then, I was married for 50 years.
Now if given the chance, that would be amazing & a miracle too if so, I'd have the fun, dare I say sex, but the man involved would go back to his own home after I had had my wicked way with him. No way do I want a man in my life permanently again.

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Ooh, Tiffany, the last bit you mentioned comes under the category... Friends With Benefits, which seems the progressive way forward for people in our age group!

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Hi

I much prefer actually living with someone.

There are plenty of legal ways of doing so without putting the house, or the kid's inheritance at stake.

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Sin Sin Sin, I love it - Well I did until I got married.